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Descendants of Thomas S. Appleby Descendants of Thomas S. Appleby Thomas S. Appleby Mary Adkin b: Abt 1667 b: Abt 1668 c: 22 Feb 1668-22 Feb 1669 in Boxted, Essex, m: 5 Apr 1688 in St James, Colchester, Essex, England England bu: 26 Mar 1762 in Boxted, Essex, England Thomas S. Appleby Hannah Hart John Appleby Elizabeth Hart Mary Fenn b: Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1702 in Boxted ?, Essex, England c: 22 Sep 1691 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1693 b: Abt 1709 c: 5 Aug 1688 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 22 Oct 1723 in Boxted, Essex, England bu: 21 Feb 1778 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 1713 in Dedham, Essex, England m: 23 Jul 1732 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 15 Nov 1775 in Boxted, Essex, England Thomas Appleby Mary Steady John Appleby Elizabeth Wenlock James Appleby Elizabeth Downes Hannah Appleby John Springet John Appleby Ann Appleby Thomas Grove Mary Appleby Isaac Blyth Sarah Ap c: 18 Oct 1724 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1740 c: 15 Oct 1727 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1728 c: 20 Dec 1730 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1733 c: 8 Sep 1733 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1733 c: 27 Sep 1736 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 24 Nov 1740 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1751 b: 21 Mar 1737 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1741 b: Boxte m: 22 Mar 1761 in Great Horkesley, Essex, bu: 29 May 1804 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 10 Oct 1749 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 8 Jan 1754 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 5 Oct 1756 in Boxted, Essex, England d: Jan 1736/1737 m: 24 Oct 1772 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 27 Jan 1763 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 31 Ma England bu: 18 Mar 1764 in Boxted, Essex, England England bu: 1 Feb 1736-1 Feb 1737 in Boxted, Essex, England Thomas Appleby Mary Knop Elizabeth Appleby Mary Appleby James Appleby Elizabeth Appleby Isaac Appleby Elizabeth Appleby Sarah Appleby Hannah Appleby John Appleby Susannah Nevard Mary Appleby James Appleby Sarah Popps Thomas Appleby Hannah Springet Sarah Appleby Benjamin Dennis c: 5 Jan 1762 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1774 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 6 Jan 1763 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1764 c: 13 Jan 1765 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 8 Jun 1766 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 24 Feb 1771 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 10 Oct 1750 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 7 Jan 1753 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 14 Sep 1755 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 19 May 1762 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1763 c: 23 Aug 1762 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 27 Oct 1754 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1759 c: 20 Mar 1762 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1757/1758 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1777 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1777 m: 4 Nov 1790 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 18 Mar 1764 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 25 May 1765 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 3 Jul 1795 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 31 May 1781 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 13 Aug 1798 in Boxted, Essex, England Thomas Appleby John Appleby Martha Bibby William Appleby Mary Woodward Isaac Appleby Sarah Simpson Sarah Appleby James Appleby Ann Scarffe Sarah Appleby Simon Appleby John (Base Born) Nevard William Appleby Sarah Bruce Susannah Appleby John Seaborn Thomas Appleby Suzy (Or Lucy) Appleby Harriet Appleby Cleophas (Aka Cleopatra) John Rashbrook Salome Appleby Priscilla Appleby c: 9 Oct 1791 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 21 Feb 1793 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1796 b: 1795 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1801 in Little Horkesley, Essex, England c: 12 Sep 1802 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1806 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England c: 4 Oct 1807 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 2 Dec 1804 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1806 in Onehouse, Suffolk, England c: 28 Mar 1812 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 23 Jun 1814 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 25 Nov 1792 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1796 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1799 in Dedham, Essex, England c: 11 Nov 1798 in Boxted, Essex, England b: Abt 1797 c: 26 Apr 1801 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 7 Aug 1803 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 29 Dec 1805 in Boxted, Essex, England Appleby b: Abt 1809 c: 28 Jun 1812 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 17 Aug 1827 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 3 Feb 1850 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 13 Apr 1852 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 31 Mar 1816 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 31 May 1795 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 13 Nov 1822 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 15 Nov 1827 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 1 Oct 1833 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 2 Dec 1853 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 19 Jul 1795 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 9 Oct 1820 in Langham, Essex, England m: 25 May 1818 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 3 May 1808 in Boxted, Essex, England m: 5 Sep 1831 in Colchester, St Martin, Essex, d: 24 Mar 1813 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 27 Jan 1828 in Boxted, Essex, England England England England England d: Mar 1859 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 19 Aug 1868 in Colchester, Essex, England d: Bef 1837 in Colchester, St Martin, Essex, England d: Bef 1827 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England England William Appleby Esther Charles Appleby Esther Norman Robert Appleby Naomi Garrad Elizabeth Lucy Leverett Emma Appleby William Lee Sarah Appleby Sophia Appleby Mary Appleby Frances Appleby Ward Thomas Appleby Harriet Stowe Harvey Appleby William Appleby Sarah Appleby Emma Appleby George Appleby Sarah Sophia Appleby Thomas Appleby Thomas Appleby Isaac Appleby Elizabeth Appleby Sarah Appleby George Appleby Emily Appleby James Appleby Agnes Appleby Esther Appleby William Appleby William Thomas Appleby Harriett Appleby Jane Ann Appleby Eliza Appleby William Fish William Appleby Jane Yeoman Sarah Appleby Benjamin Appleby Caroline Appleby William Kearns Marshall Appleby Emma Shelton George Appleby Sarah b: 1820 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 1827 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1822 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 1823 in Great Bromley, Essex, England b: 1824 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 1826 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1822 c: 8 Aug 1824 in Great Horkesley, Essex, b: Abt 1822 in Essex, England b: 1826 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England c: 7 Sep 1828 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 1831 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England c: 31 Aug 1834 in Great Horkesley, Essex, d: Bef 1881 b: 1835 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: Abt 1839 b: 1836 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England c: 11 Sep 1825 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 16 Sep 1827 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 1 Nov 1829 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 23 Oct 1830 in Great Horkesley, Essex, b: 1837 in Fordham, Essex, England c: 26 Feb 1837 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 7 Dec 1828 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 19 Dec 1830 in Great Horkesley, Essex, b: 1833 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England b: 1849 in Lewes, Sussex, England c: 24 Sep 1834 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 9 Feb 1837 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England c: 19 Jun 1840 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 4 Dec 1842 in Great Horkesley, Essex, b: 1848 in Holborn, London, England c: 20 Apr 1845 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 22 Jan 1847 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 7 Dec 1834 in Colchester, Essex, England b: 1831 in Colchester, Essex, England c: 19 Nov 1837 in Colchester, Essex, England c: 14 Nov 1841 in St Leonard, Colchester, Essex, b: 1833 b: 9 Jan 1821 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1840 in Whitby, Yorkshire, England b: Abt 1827 b: Abt 1828 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1829 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1821 in Nr. Lisburn, Co. Down, Ireland b: 1831 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1834 in Birch, Essex, England b: 1834 in Boxted, Essex, England b: 1838 in Wormingford, Essex, England c: 7 May 1820 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: Abt 1860 c: 27 Jan 1822 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 24 Mar 1847 in Elmstead, Essex, England c: 8 Aug 1824 in Great Horkesley, Essex, m: 19 Mar 1847 in Boxted, Essex, England c: Dec 1822 in St Leonard, Colchester, Essex, England m: 28 Jan 1846 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 20 Aug 1826 in Great Horkesley, Essex, bu: 19 May 1829 in Great Horkesley, Essex, c: 21 Aug 1831 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England m: Abt 1858 in Boxted, Essex, England c: 27 Nov 1836 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England England England m: Abt 1858 England England England m: Abt 1870 England bu: 10 Jun 1857 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England England m: Abt 1872 England England m: Abt 1864 in Colchester, Essex, England England m: 6 Apr 1862 in St Giles, Colchester, Essex, c: 1 Apr 1821 in Boxted, Essex, England d: 30 Jul 1909 in Colchester, Essex, England m: Abt 1849 in Colchester, Essex, England c: 14 Jul 1850 in Lexden, Essex, England m: 5 Jun 1853 in Colchester, St Peter, Essex, m: Abt 1858 England England England bu: 3 Apr 1852 in Boxted, Essex, England England England England England England c: 1 Dec 1833 in Great Horkesley, Essex, bu: 16 Mar 1845 in Great Horkesley, Essex, bu: 12 Nov 1829 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England d: 18 Apr 1847 in Great Horkesley, Essex, bu: 29 Jan 1847 in Great Horkesley, Essex, England bu: 4 Aug 1909 in Colchester, Essex, England d: 6 Nov 1894 in Colchester, Essex, England d: Jun 1863 England bu: 19 Oct 1891 in Colchester, Essex, England m: 12 Feb 1855 in St Leonard, Colchester, Essex, England England England England England bu: 10 Nov 1894 in Colchester, Essex, England bu: 23 Jun 1863 in Lexden, Essex, England England bu: 26 Oct 1886 in Colchester, Essex, England Esther Alice Appleby Flora Appleby William Appleby John Appleby Charles William Appleby Eliza Appleby Harry Appleby Emily Appleby Esther Appleby Emily Anna Appleby Naomi Appleby Elizabeth Martha Appleby Henry Appleby Frances Appleby Robert Appleby Sarah Hannah Pitt William Leverett Appleby Charlotte Hannah Hewson Emma Appleby Charles Appleby Harriet Appleby James Gant Charles Appleby Sophia Appleby Emily C.
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